A sports drink may technically be a supplement, as are multi-vitamins. Drinks such as Monster, Red Bull, and NOS are also used as supplements. However, Mr. Cheeks suggests consuming supplements through...
Victor Liu '17, Assistant News and Online Editor
• February 9, 2016
During the first half of this school year, a longtime fixture on the Circle was missing: Scudder’s Grill.
Over the years, students have spent countless nights in the popular grill filled with the...
On January 2nd of 2016, while people around the country were enjoying the last few days of holidays, on the other corner of the world Saudi Arabia carried out the largest mass execution in the country...
FIRST AFRICAN-AMERICAN
Roscoe Lewis III ’56, Amherst ’60
Hailing from Washington, D.C., Roscoe Lewis III was the first African-American applicant to be accepted to Groton. He joined Groton’s Third...
It’s probably best to know about Groton’s Disciplinary Committee, or DC, as a student here, but many people do not know exactly how it works.
Mr. O’Donnell, dean of students, explained that if...
On October 11th hundreds of women and girls gathered at the United Nations in New York City to celebrate the 4th annual International Day of the Girl which was established in 2011 by the United Nations...
Anna Reilly '16, Assistant Features Editor
• October 31, 2015
As seniors poured out of the forum, minds racing from writing college essays and Juniors stumbled out of the Athletic Center, brains aching from taking the PSAT, every student was ready to relax.
However,...
Most of us know all about Groton. We know when the Dining Hall is open, and how late you can get up while still making breakfast. But for all we know about our school, we don’t know much about its founder,...
Macy Lipkin ’18 recently submitted a petition to the Dining Hall for the addition of natural peanut butter to the Skippy Creamy selection currently being offered. According to the student, “natural...
Last Monday, we celebrated Groton’s 131st birthday at sit down dinner. After a meal of mashed potatoes and steak, the Dining Hall was slowly filled as students from the Webb Marshall Room filed in around...
